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That's what my wife received yesterday. No doubt - a tool from Japan:

Well, maybe nothing special. However for those guys, who are interested in the history of toolmaking, Belzer is known for the inventions and quality. I shall say - this wrench is of superb quality.

I have returned from Vienna on Wednesday, this is what I found there for 5 EUR:

The new addition to my collection, I am happy I found it:

Stahlwille made by Irega Spain:

I have six adjustable wrenches made by BAHCO. Five of them are new or almost new so they are not Nordic, made in Spain. But one wrench is made in Sweden, it is an old model no 0670, 4th generation wrench made in a period of 1969-1983. but this wrench is one of my favouride pieces: not only...

real japanese temple :bow:

So I am very suspicious when checking COO of various tools. I have received new wrench last week which seems to be made in Spain. Producer with high reputation (they produce adjustables and many other BAHCO tools since 15 years, and 4 000 years of Basque iron/steel history and other bla-bla-bla)...

Both G-Less and B-Less are two features reducing the loosen movable jaw. G-Less reduces the loosen in the direction perpendicular to the moving axis by a steel ball, which (by the spiral) is pushing the movable jaw in the desired direction. B-Less reduces the loosen in the parallel direction...

Are writing products of our forum interest? IMHO Japan is a homeland of best producers. I have received OHTO mechanical pencil yesterday. It is not the top model, quite nice though. Below the comparison to Rotring 300, also not premium model, but very good. Rotring is made in Japan (that was...

Southkorean Komelon is producing good tapes, this Handy should be quite handy, not far from Japan

COO is not mentioned on wrenches, neither is mentioned on the packaging/label. They are a good quality wrenches - jaws are well machined, smooth and precise, no loose. Chrome version - very good laser marking, much better than on the black. Both wrenches have inch marking on one side and mm...

Beta again, but this time I bet these are not made in Italy:

I am a fan of Olfa cutters since 20 years, however don't have many and rather low cost. Have also NT-cutter which is of excellent quality, not only handle but also very smooth sliding. And KTC-Murata, but here some cheap DYI stuff. I don't think NT-Cutters are better than Olfa due to better...

Yes, as far as I know it is made by Irega.

Five new wrenches arrived yesterday: - Stahlwille with nice gunmetal finish, - Italian Beta chromed and black - Spanish IRIMO chromed - not Spain but China made some cheap series :( - classic Bahco Ergo chromed

Well, me again. This time just collectibles, because quality of these wrenches is poor.

Just to finish Stahlwille and Irega 77 topic please have a look on both:

Bahco is made by Irimo, another Spanish tools maker, belonging to SNA Europe. I have two Irimo-made Bahco wrenches as well as few older made in Sweden

You are right, they seem to be almost identical. I guess it is not Irega 99W (opening 24 mm) but Irega 99 - opening of 6" is 20 mm. Well, so not Made in Germany, that explains -40% special offer :(